Review: This is probably my favourite book of this series so far. Meg was always my favourite character. I loved the hero, Duncan - who had made so many sacrifices ...more
Review: It was a pretty good romance all round. Katherine was interesting because she really makes things her own, is generally a pretty snappy thinker who knows where ...more
Review: This is the story of Vanesssa Dew and Viscount Elliot Lyngate and how they overcome their own personal struggles to make their marriage work. I must mention ...more
Review: Compared to the other two books in the series, this book is a little bit of a disappointment. It's not as well written or developed as the Gilded Web or Web of ...more
Review: The hero and heroine were both well developed and the plot typical, but interesting. However, things were too easy in ways. Not that I'm looking for something ...more
Review: Love Anna Campbell's novels! Flawed characters redeemed by love. Gideon's past held him captive, understandably so, whilst Charis's circumstances were what ...more
Review: Bloodfever continues on from Darkfever with MacKayla Lane's investigation of her sister's savage murder and hunt for the Sinsar Dubh, a book said to hold the ...more
Review: A hilariously witting Young Miss matched with an equally charming and dashing Duke, it can't get any better then At the Bride Hunt Ball. Imagine being the type ...more
Review: If you've ever dreamed of a man to rescue you, Nicholas Stafford is it. He saves Dougless from a horrible boyfriend and steals her heart. And the historical ...more
Review: If you love a troubled hero and a strong heroine this is the book for you. All of Kinley MacGregor/Sherrilyn Kenyon's books are great...more
Review: Elise and Simon are married, you'll find them in the feast celebrating their union, although ths union is of convenience, Elise has fallen in love with Simon ...more
